If you attended the Compass Progressive Alliance event on Tuesday 5/7/16, or watched along at home, we would really appreciate hearing your thoughts on how things went and where we go from here.
Q: What do you think worked well at the event? A: The fact you asked each person to talk to the person next to them (and not their friend or partner).
At the end you did not ask for questions rather statements / ideas
The panelists were very good
Laxmi Jaishi
answered
2016-07-08 13:16:56 +0100
Q: Any other comments? A: Please ignore my answer to the question “What didn’t work well?” – this is not my answer (technical issues)!
Laxmi Jaishi
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2016-07-08 13:15:42 +0100
Q: Are there any other organisations that you think we should be working with on the Progressive Alliance project? A: Women’s Equality Party, Plaid Cymru and engage representative organisations such as Land Workers’ Alliance, community groups etc.
Laxmi Jaishi
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2016-07-08 13:12:58 +0100
Q: Is there anything you can do to help Compass to build the project? A: Help raise awareness through events, talking to people and attending meetings.
Laxmi Jaishi
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2016-07-08 13:11:48 +0100
Q: Where would you like to see the Progressive Alliance work go? A: Reach and link up communities in cities and the regions to provide cohesion on the values and action points of the Progressive Alliance. Raise awareness of the Progressive Alliance amongst people of all walks of life (particularly those that the mainstream political parties are not normally interested in), particularly with regard to how the alliance proposes to coordinate candidates in a general election.
Laxmi Jaishi
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2016-07-08 13:05:27 +0100
Q: What didn't work well? A: Short speeches from each of the panel members and the range of panel members (as it included a large party like Labour as well as a grass roots organisation like Take Back the City).
Laxmi Jaishi
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2016-07-08 13:02:47 +0100
Q: What do you think worked well at the event? A: Short speeches from each of the panel members and the range of panel members (as it included a large party like Labour as well as a grass roots organisation like Take Back the City).
sam mackay
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2016-07-08 12:17:28 +0100
Q: What do you think worked well at the event? A: Good speeches, at times a good sense of focus, purpose and consistency.
A: The fact you asked each person to talk to the person next to them (and not their friend or partner).
At the end you did not ask for questions rather statements / ideas
The panelists were very good
A: Please ignore my answer to the question “What didn’t work well?” – this is not my answer (technical issues)!
A: Women’s Equality Party, Plaid Cymru and engage representative organisations such as Land Workers’ Alliance, community groups etc.
A: Help raise awareness through events, talking to people and attending meetings.
A: Reach and link up communities in cities and the regions to provide cohesion on the values and action points of the Progressive Alliance. Raise awareness of the Progressive Alliance amongst people of all walks of life (particularly those that the mainstream political parties are not normally interested in), particularly with regard to how the alliance proposes to coordinate candidates in a general election.
A: Short speeches from each of the panel members and the range of panel members (as it included a large party like Labour as well as a grass roots organisation like Take Back the City).
A: Short speeches from each of the panel members and the range of panel members (as it included a large party like Labour as well as a grass roots organisation like Take Back the City).
A: Good speeches, at times a good sense of focus, purpose and consistency.